Hall v. Esslinger

GARDNER, Justice.

In July, 1924, W. F. Esslinger was duly appointed and qualified as guardian for the estate of Curtis C. Crimes, a non compos mentis. The estate of the ward consisted of a payment of a lump sum of $860.68 from the Veterans’ Bureau of the United States government, followed by monthly payments ranging from $20 to $80. Partial settlements were passed and allowed by decree, of the probate court in October, 1925, September, 1927, August, 1928, September, 1931, and one filed in August, 1932, and allowed in April, 1934. In July, 1935, upon the guardian’s application, the…